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NBME Form 13 Discussion - USMLE Forums Hi guys I just took the NBME form 13 and the answers keys over the net are completely wrong People who have taken this form kindly comment here and help me Got a 500 221 Got only 18 days to exam Kindly start the discussion here
X Linked Recessive Disorders List Mnemonic - USMLE Forums A B C D E F H O h, W ait Alport Sndr (Though there's locus heterogeneity, so it can also have AR and AD patterns) Bruton agammaglobulinemia (there's no maturation of B cells) Chronic granulomatous disease Duchenne's muscular Distrophy Ehler Danlos syndrome (Subtype V) Fragile-X Sndr Hemophilia A B Ocular albinism Color Blindness
EDS PATHOLOGY MELTDOWN Also, sex- linked, sex-limited and lyonization, as well as penetrance, variable expressivity of a single allele, genetic heterogeneity (same effect, different loci) If any of these terms are unfamiliar, please review If you don't know what restriction fragment length polymorphism is all about, ask a molecular diagnostician -- it's important
Headache and a Skull radiograph case | USMLE Forums The clinical spectrum of β-thalassemia reflects the heterogeneity of the molecular lesions causing the disease (Table 48-7) β-Thalassemia major results from homozygous β0-thalassemia, leading to severe hemolytic anemia; such patients are diagnosed in infancy and are transfusion dependent from birth β-Thalassemia intermedia patients also
Duchene Muscular Dystrophy Genetics Question? | USMLE Forums A 23 yr old woman seeks genetic counseling because her brother has Duchene Muscular Dystrophy Her brother has the deletion in the DMD gene Although her mother doesn't have the gene deletion, the individual is told that her risk of the DMD gene is greater than that of the general population